Announcement: We are shifting to printable cards on Etsy!

Sworple is moving away from physical cards and toward downloadable play cards.

This change lets us focus more of our time, energy, and budget on what matters most to us: art, experimentation, and expanding the Sworple universe. By eliminating printing, storage, and physical inventory, we’re lowering costs and removing constraints that didn’t really serve the experience.

Digital cards mean faster releases, more room to explore new ideas, and the freedom to create themed sets, limited drops, and evolving collections without waste or delay. You can play instantly—on screen or printed at home—without waiting for a shipment to arrive.

This isn’t about making Sworple smaller. It’s about making it more flexible, more expressive, and more alive.

We’re excited to build what comes next—and we’re glad you’re here for it.

Sworple https://www.etsy.com/listing/4424568471/sworple-word-tracing-card-game-printable

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What is a good card game for someone who doesn't like card games?

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How to Play Sworple Word Tracing Game: The First Tactile Word Tracing ASMR Card Game

How to Play Sworple Word Tracing Game Sworple is a tactile word tracing game. Trace words on your friends and see if they can read by touch. Goal: Trace words on each other and see who can feel the word. The goal is to “read by touch” and guess as many words as possible. Roles: Tracer: draws the letters Guesser: senses the word Setup: Sit so the Tracer has easy access to the Guesser’s body location. Play: Draw a card (keep it a secret). The Tracer slowly traces the uppercase word with their finger on the Guesser’s body part. The Guesser says the word they feel and keeps the card when guessed correctly. Winning: Play for a set number of rounds (10 cards each) or a set time (15 minutes). The player or team with the most correct guesses wins. Now available on TikTok Shop and Etsy

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After a long, hard day of work, the last thing I want to do is sit there and play a game with many rules. I would dread when someone suggested to play a card game when there was nothing else to do. Then, I thought, if there was a card game for card game dreaders, what would it be. One day, while getting a massage, I had to idea to make a card game that connects people more to their body. There was already massage card games out there, but they aren't really needed as one can just give a massage without breaking the connection with their partner. So I made Sworple, a themed tactile card game where people trace words on each other and then guess the word. After a long, hard day of work, connecting with a partner or friend in an otherwise touch-deprived society is certainly something I would rather do. Rather than sitting at a table, it can be played on the couch, bed, or other relaxing places. Sworple is now available on Amazon.

Sworple - Tactile Word Tracing Card Game

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